Lives and works in Mexico City since 1990.
1995.- By invitation of the Austrian Ministry of Culture, Rebora works in Vienna for four months.
1983-1990.-Travels to Italy for the first time, establishing in Milan, and then in Florence. Due to the sponsorship received from the editor Enricco Valecchi to work for a year in metal engraving in Taller “IL Bisonte”.
Rebora resides in Italy a total of eight years due to sponsorships obtained from different institutions,
1982.- Cuarto Menguante Editions publishes "If you would exist, Mr. Mecenas" by Betini Rébora, monographic book of drawings of the author.
Self educated, he initiates in drawing making cartoons and working with news papers and magazines.

2003.- Rebora, Myto, Mexico City
2002.- Ex-Convento del Carmen, Paintings, Mexico City
2001.- Europäische Bildungsuniversität, " Urban Drawings", Meran, Italy
2000.- Galería de Arte Moderno, " Voto Lineal", Painting and Drawing
1999.- Mexican Institute in Spain, "19 drawings", Madrid, Spain.
1998.- Galería OMR, "Futura", Mexico City.· Galería Arte Actual Mexicano, “Portraits", Monterrey, Mexico.
1997.- Instituto Cultural Mexicano, "Drawings”, New York.
1996.- Museum of the Americas, "Wien", Washington, D.C.

2004.- Found Objects, Myto, México City
2003.- Siglo XX, Grandes Maestros, Mexicanos. Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey.
2001.- Museo Amparo "Propuestas Cardinales como preludio del s.XXI", Puebla, Mexico.·
Center of the Arts, Monterrey, Mexico.·
Museum of the Arts, Universidad de Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Mexico.·
Europäische Bildungsuniversität "Dibujos urbanos", Meran, Alto Adige
2000.- Modern Art Museum, "Notes for a collection for the XX century", México City.
1998.- National Art Museum, "El Cuerpo Aludido", Anatomías y Construcciones, México City.
1997.- Frankfurter Kunstverein, "Form und funktion Der Zeichnung Heute", Frankfurt, Germany. ·Grammercy Art Fair,The Drawing Center "Drawings", New York.·
Bancomer Cultural Foundation, " Salón de Arte 1997", México City / Museo de Monterrey.
1996.- Museo Amparo, “Memory and Desire”, Puebla, Mexico.

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